I love that last quote at the end "I man tells his stories so many times, that he becomes the stories, they live on after him...and in that way...he becomes immortal"
So true about Tim Burton and so many other directors
@Fuzzyfoot88 He's not becoming unoriginal, studios are offering him chances to make films in his own style; when they start shooting and conferencing, the studios make changes to his scripts and ideas. It's not his fault
@ListedProduction Sorry. I highly doubt the man who got Edward Scissorhands, Bettlejuice, and Big Fish made is still taking orders like script changes from the big wigs. He already does what he wants, he just chooses not to come up with something that original again.
@Fuzzyfoot88 Okay, well say we take this rout than (I see your point): would it be because his idea is unoriginal, or because he's not incorporating his trademarks and styles?
@MephProduction If that's the case then James Cameron is a genius with Avatar, and a Bug's Life is next to godliness considering it is The Magnificent Seven which in turn is Seven Samurai.
He is unoriginal because it is easy money. It doesn't matter if he tells a familiar story in an original way, it's still an unoriginal story.
@Fuzzyfoot88 You can't compare Cameron with Burton, . But you can like Avatar and Bug life if you wish, It's not my cup of tea i thought Avatar was terrible. Hollywood has been unoriginal since the mid 30s, remaking, re-booting and adaptations, it's not new.. But it's HOW the stories are told. You hate Tim movies but you seem to spend a lot of time watching and talking about them., while i avoid all i hate.
@MephProduction Explain to me where I compare Cameron to Burton? Explain to me where I say I hate Burton? I never said either, so stop putting words in my mouth. I agree it is the way the story is told that keeps us watching which is why I never said I hated his films. Next time you intend to damage someone's opinion have the decency to get your facts straight.
@Fuzzyfoot88 I quote "If that's the case then James Cameron is a genius with Avatar..." You were applying my opinion to another director ,comparing them, (if it works for one then it must work for another attitude). I suggest you remember what you say in previous posts before tapping away on your keypad.
@MephProduction Wrong, I applied your comment, which was generalizing my comment, to another film, which just happened to be a Cameron film in which I mentioned him by name. We were talking about unoriginal film at that time. Apparently you can't pick up on sarcasm sir. If you didn't notice, I also did the same for Pixar. Does that make me a bad person too?
@Fuzzyfoot88 Exactly my point which you can't/shouldn't do as those film makers make films in completely different ways, Gee whiz But sure whatever you say,
Another amazing tribute. You've captured what I love the most about Tim Burton - his stories errie enchantedness (if that makes sense). I love how he can make a story seem creepy, romantic and errie at the same time. Thanks for sharing.
@kiwiifalling Shouldn't it count though? It was his original idea (and poem) that Henry Selick 100% adapted into film, and Tim Produced and co-wrote it. I could understand that it not be included because he didn't direct it, but in technicality and ownership it belongs to him, and is really his film
@kiwiifalling irrelevant it is HIS film. story, lyrics, production design, characters, casting. Selick didn't cast the film and he was not involved in writing the songs. Not all films are director driven it is common for them to be a producers film. Pee wee for example is NOT a Tim Burton film despite him directing it.
@MephProduction No, that's irrelevant to this particular series of tributes, which is strictly focusing on filmmakers' directorial work. I don't even know why you're nitpicking with ME. This is the video maker's criteria, not mine. "Nightmare" is obviously a "Burton" film to an extent, but it is a common misconception that Burton directed "Nightmare", and many viewers needed clarification.
@kiwiifalling The point had to be made it wasn't a Henry selick film, The Creator of the video did a fantastic job I'm not going to knock it, but they clearly ain't a Burton fan for such a school boy error which is why i wont knock it, i love the video. Many people feel it's not a Burton film because Selick directed it which if anyone knew anything of the subjet knows that's foolish. But we're not all in the know so i'm pointing it out.
@MephProduction That's kind of your arbitrary opinion. Henry Selick directed it and it is as much as his movie as it is Tim Burton's. That said, this is completely meaningless argument.
I'm a fan of your work but this video in particular brought tears to my eyes. I am a huge Tim Burton fan and this showcases just why he's such a brilliant director and why I love him so much. Thank you for this!
@18EPCOT These are just films that Tim Burton directed. He produced and wrote A Nightmare Before Christmas, but he didn't direct it. If it were all the movies he was ever involved with, he would be missing James and the Giant Peach and Nine.
I feel like such a schmuck for having to ask, but which movies are the songs in this video from? I can't seem to place them and the titles are pretty generic. Anyone?
Great job, but yikes to Planet of the Apes, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Alice in Wonderland. Love the rest of his work though especially Big Fish, Edward Scirssorhands and Ed Wood.
great job, tim burton is my fav film director of all time, I have all his films, great video, thanks 4 uploading it. even though he didnt direct nightmare, he produced, wrote and created the characters and story for it so it basically is his movie
You have quite the keen eye! Beautiful titles and very intricate keying. You almost made me forget why I turned my back on Burton. Unfortunately, save for Edward Scissorhands, Ed Wood and Big Fish, I regard his work as little more than eye candy. It's sweet, sugary treat in small doses as quirky shorts like this, but lacks the overall depth and substance of previous filmmakers you've chosen in your series. 14 films later, the novel taste of his early work has given way to one big stomach ache.
Tim Burton is the man who taught us not to be afraid of the dark, bur rather to embrace it. Love it. To Find the beauty in what other would call frightening.
I've had my problems with Tim Burton in the past, but when I see his work put together in such a fashion... that says something. (And I was really upset when I realized the video was ending, I wanted more.)
Great final quote for Tim Burton. I think is another great of your edits. It shouldnt be longer, personaly, I hate edits that go longer than 5 minutes.
@viksam009 The maker of the video is actually from the Netherlands. Typical of non-Americans to make sweeping generalizations about Americans when they don't have a clue.
Although Nightmare Before Christmas was Tim Burton's original idea and he produced it, Nightmare Before Christmas was actually directed by Henry Selick.
PERFECT! although i do agree that we could've used more dialogue. the use of perhaps a song from either Sweeney Todd or Nightmare Before Xmas in that middle section i think would've been more evocative. great job nonetheless!
Captured everything I love about a Burton film, horror, the gothic, comedy, romance, the sense of childlike mystery and lastley, and most important that keen feeling of hope. :)
Incredble- do you reckon you could do Terry Gilliam, Christopher Nolan, Kenneth Branagh, Guillermo Del Toro, Michael Mann, Peter Weir, David Lynch, or Steven Spielberg? With Burton and Anderson, they are my favourite filmmakers and I think your skills would do them justice. Thanks!
@TheGilima20 I agree with this tribute beeinh quite short. Or at least it seems so. But I disagree with the quotes. One of the thing I really like about Kees is that he does not use them. He only puts the video and audio in a perfect combination and sometimes he add´s a quote. And thats how I like it.
@crazy8adv3ntures The Nightmare Before Christmas was directed by Henry Selick. Tim Burton was one of the writers - I think this is just film he directed.
This could have been a lot better, you used a lot of similar scenes from different movies and the music was uninspiring, there was so much material to work with!
Was pretty nice, not your best though, i don't know, i guess i was expecting more visual impact considering that Burton's works always had a great use of photography and a very distinguished used of color and light... I love the final quote though (and is from Big Fish, one of my very favorite movies).
PS: please do one of this great video tributes for the great Steven Spielberg!
@blaiserfilms That's like calling Tintin Hergé's film. I made it clear when I started the series that I would only use feature films directed by the filmmaker.
@keesvdijkhuizen Does that mean you're planning on making [the films of] Steven Spielberg after Tintin and War Horse are released because that would be awesome! Viva la Tintin!
Too short I think. You could've put many more quotes from other films instead of just the mute scenes. I think you played safe when Tim Burton could've been one of your best.
@TheGilima20 YES!! this! Because Burton has 14 feature films his video should have been a bit longer. There is so much more you could of done with the video. His visuals are really top notch but it wasn't shown enough through this. everybody seems to be scared to critique this guys videos and all they ever say is "amazing" or "fantastic." yes they are reallly well made but he's not perfect and he can still learn.
@TheGilima20 I like your 'played it safe'-quote. I actually had a lot of different versions, but they were showcasing my own editing more than Tim Burton's films and that's something I've tried to avoid all throughout the series. I think it's not as simple as to think that every video can be my best, because that depends on a lot of different things. Tim Burton was just too big of a character to work much of myself into and so that's why you might experience it as safe.
OH GOD! I'm tired of your works! They're always bullseye...-_- Pure pleasure to watch.
C'mon give me a hint:
How do you grab every director's "soul" into your series?! Every video matches with the person, more directly, to his "style of filming". And I'm asking HOW?! Are you some kind of genius or something?;>
I see potential....a f**king mountain of potential!!!
I think some people sort of underestimate Tim Burton. They see him as the "creepy" director. But his films are so beautiful and honest and quirky and fun and I love how well you showed that in thi
u should make stanley kubrick..
krnxanga 3 days ago 4
1:26 to 2:34 just gives me chills. so fuckin perfect
spacemountaineer91 5 days ago
@spacemountaineer91 same!!!
PyZcHoTTiC 5 days ago in playlist Favorite videos
WHERE THE F**** IS THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS
sonicobsessed2 5 days ago
@sonicobsessed2 Tim Burton was only a producer on that project. Henry Seleck directed TNBC.
spacemountaineer91 5 days ago
Tim Burton didn't direct the nightmare before christmas he only produced it.
demolitionlover07 1 week ago
don't forget the nightmare before christmas
lauriesworldrox 1 week ago
and in future "Snow White and the Huntsmen"
TheEvvaaa 1 week ago
This is AMAZING
InsaneShannon 1 week ago
anyone no the song from 1:27 to the end? PLZ
TheAngryKidShow 4 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos
@TheAngryKidShow It's the Ice Dance theme from Edward Scissorhands
hurricane006 2 weeks ago
What i like about this video is it captures Burton's work, his tone perfectly, and does it respectfully. Great video.
MephProduction 1 month ago
whats the song from 0:01? and 1:28? plz
TheAngryKidShow 1 month ago
I love that last quote at the end "I man tells his stories so many times, that he becomes the stories, they live on after him...and in that way...he becomes immortal"
So true about Tim Burton and so many other directors
95Godfather 1 month ago
Tim Burton, Is my favorite He reads your thoughts,His films are stuck in my mind I love all his films, respect from Morocco
ysn1990 1 month ago
Although he has slowly become unoriginal in his later years, his art direction is the stuff of legends!
Fuzzyfoot88 1 month ago in playlist More videos from keesvdijkhuizen
@Fuzzyfoot88 He's not becoming unoriginal, studios are offering him chances to make films in his own style; when they start shooting and conferencing, the studios make changes to his scripts and ideas. It's not his fault
ListedProduction 1 month ago
@ListedProduction Sorry. I highly doubt the man who got Edward Scissorhands, Bettlejuice, and Big Fish made is still taking orders like script changes from the big wigs. He already does what he wants, he just chooses not to come up with something that original again.
Fuzzyfoot88 1 month ago
@Fuzzyfoot88 Okay, well say we take this rout than (I see your point): would it be because his idea is unoriginal, or because he's not incorporating his trademarks and styles?
ListedProduction 1 month ago
@Fuzzyfoot88 yes familiar stories told in an original way.
MephProduction 1 month ago
@MephProduction If that's the case then James Cameron is a genius with Avatar, and a Bug's Life is next to godliness considering it is The Magnificent Seven which in turn is Seven Samurai.
He is unoriginal because it is easy money. It doesn't matter if he tells a familiar story in an original way, it's still an unoriginal story.
Fuzzyfoot88 1 month ago
@Fuzzyfoot88 You can't compare Cameron with Burton, . But you can like Avatar and Bug life if you wish, It's not my cup of tea i thought Avatar was terrible. Hollywood has been unoriginal since the mid 30s, remaking, re-booting and adaptations, it's not new.. But it's HOW the stories are told. You hate Tim movies but you seem to spend a lot of time watching and talking about them., while i avoid all i hate.
MephProduction 4 weeks ago
@MephProduction Explain to me where I compare Cameron to Burton? Explain to me where I say I hate Burton? I never said either, so stop putting words in my mouth. I agree it is the way the story is told that keeps us watching which is why I never said I hated his films. Next time you intend to damage someone's opinion have the decency to get your facts straight.
Fuzzyfoot88 3 weeks ago
@Fuzzyfoot88 I quote "If that's the case then James Cameron is a genius with Avatar..." You were applying my opinion to another director ,comparing them, (if it works for one then it must work for another attitude). I suggest you remember what you say in previous posts before tapping away on your keypad.
MephProduction 3 weeks ago
@MephProduction Wrong, I applied your comment, which was generalizing my comment, to another film, which just happened to be a Cameron film in which I mentioned him by name. We were talking about unoriginal film at that time. Apparently you can't pick up on sarcasm sir. If you didn't notice, I also did the same for Pixar. Does that make me a bad person too?
Fuzzyfoot88 3 weeks ago
@Fuzzyfoot88 Exactly my point which you can't/shouldn't do as those film makers make films in completely different ways, Gee whiz But sure whatever you say,
MephProduction 3 weeks ago
AKADEMIA PANA KLEKSA BY TIM BURTON - MY THE BEST DREAM!
heyyokoono 1 month ago
Another amazing tribute. You've captured what I love the most about Tim Burton - his stories errie enchantedness (if that makes sense). I love how he can make a story seem creepy, romantic and errie at the same time. Thanks for sharing.
roadtoglory 1 month ago
big fish is one of my favorite movies.
shabs2011 1 month ago
*-* amazing! well done
honeyglamourdancehug 1 month ago
Creepy films man lol but Tim Burton is a great director
MCRomanWarrior 1 month ago
@keesvdijkhuizen
Every once in a while I have to come up and watch you videos, I'm really grateful, awesome job.
TheFilmCuts 1 month ago
oooh me like! but... the best tim burton movie is "the nightmare before christmas" please tell me why on earth you left it out...?
Emilklog 1 month ago
@Emilklog hehe I was thinking the same thing! xd the nightmare before christmas is like the beginning of his entire genious moviemaking :)
I do think the sentence 'there is an eye in me soup' is freaking genious though xd
MegaOldjack 1 month ago in playlist favo vids
@Emilklog for the last time everyone, The Nightmare Before Christmas isn't in this montage because Tim Burton DIDN'T DIRECT IT. Henry Selick did.
kiwiifalling 1 month ago
@kiwiifalling Shouldn't it count though? It was his original idea (and poem) that Henry Selick 100% adapted into film, and Tim Produced and co-wrote it. I could understand that it not be included because he didn't direct it, but in technicality and ownership it belongs to him, and is really his film
ListedProduction 1 month ago
@kiwiifalling irrelevant it is HIS film. story, lyrics, production design, characters, casting. Selick didn't cast the film and he was not involved in writing the songs. Not all films are director driven it is common for them to be a producers film. Pee wee for example is NOT a Tim Burton film despite him directing it.
MephProduction 1 month ago
@MephProduction No, that's irrelevant to this particular series of tributes, which is strictly focusing on filmmakers' directorial work. I don't even know why you're nitpicking with ME. This is the video maker's criteria, not mine. "Nightmare" is obviously a "Burton" film to an extent, but it is a common misconception that Burton directed "Nightmare", and many viewers needed clarification.
kiwiifalling 4 weeks ago
@kiwiifalling The point had to be made it wasn't a Henry selick film, The Creator of the video did a fantastic job I'm not going to knock it, but they clearly ain't a Burton fan for such a school boy error which is why i wont knock it, i love the video. Many people feel it's not a Burton film because Selick directed it which if anyone knew anything of the subjet knows that's foolish. But we're not all in the know so i'm pointing it out.
MephProduction 3 weeks ago
@MephProduction That's kind of your arbitrary opinion. Henry Selick directed it and it is as much as his movie as it is Tim Burton's. That said, this is completely meaningless argument.
kiwiifalling 3 weeks ago
Excellent! Big Fish is my fav Tim Burton movie, how about you people?
Hootshot112 1 month ago
You have made an incredible work with this video. Congratulations, the end is very touching *-* #love
favelacorp 2 months ago
Very nice, loved it
XXXH2BHXXX 2 months ago
I'm a fan of your work but this video in particular brought tears to my eyes. I am a huge Tim Burton fan and this showcases just why he's such a brilliant director and why I love him so much. Thank you for this!
travellingjeweller 2 months ago
I think you may have missed A Nightmare Before Christmas.
18EPCOT 2 months ago
@18EPCOT Tim Burton did not direct that movie. He came up with the concept and story, and was the producer, but he was not the director.
johninman7 2 months ago
@18EPCOT believe it or not he didnt direct it he only produced it
TheTributeMedia 2 months ago in playlist [the films of]
@18EPCOT These are just films that Tim Burton directed. He produced and wrote A Nightmare Before Christmas, but he didn't direct it. If it were all the movies he was ever involved with, he would be missing James and the Giant Peach and Nine.
Berenstein13 2 months ago in playlist [the films of]
Absolutely beautiful! :')
ladyrhisha 2 months ago
I looooooooooooooooooooooooooooove this video!
0981462 2 months ago in playlist Liked videos
I love the way you ended this. ^_^
MoonintheClouds 2 months ago
this is some piece of art
Corii96 2 months ago in playlist the best of filmography
Amazing! Tim Burton's movies are always something special.
cassiewowlovely 2 months ago in playlist Weitere Videos von keesvdijkhuizen
Amazing!!!
hsm3number1fan 2 months ago
You're unbelievable editing, thanks for your work! :)
TheIveet 2 months ago
@TheIveet Are you Viripollas' friend?
diegoleurieux 2 months ago
@diegoleurieux hahaha.... shhhh
TheIveet 2 months ago
Great tribute. I love all his films.
oogjenatwork 2 months ago
Seriously, this video almost made me cry. I so damn love that person:)
Jillian1950 3 months ago
@Liquifi3d96 Big Fish. I heard that movie was awesome.
MsMushroom200 3 months ago
@MsMushroom200 Yeah it IS awsome!:)
Jillian1950 3 months ago
@Jillian1950 damn! i need to watch it then!
MsMushroom200 3 months ago
@MsMushroom200 It is :)
severaleffects 2 months ago
What's the movie with Ewan Mcgregor in it ?
Liquifi3d96 3 months ago
Don't forget Danny Elfman who contributes a lot in the magic of Tim Burton
bernalphonse 3 months ago
great video !! =)
paranoid26morena 3 months ago
Love tim burton！support you always~ and forwards ur new work~！
virnowi 3 months ago
Love this one too !!! =) Beautiful ! TIM TIM TIIIIIM !!!! AN Amazing Director ! The best =)
janeyrebronte 3 months ago
T..T OMG
GalooDelgadoo 3 months ago
That ending quote so fits Tim Burton! He has already become immortal. Nobody else can create and bring to people what he can... true genius, he is.
McCRAAAZY 3 months ago
Very lovely works. Fantastic!
jimene89 3 months ago
I feel like such a schmuck for having to ask, but which movies are the songs in this video from? I can't seem to place them and the titles are pretty generic. Anyone?
screenstar1 3 months ago
Great job, but yikes to Planet of the Apes, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Alice in Wonderland. Love the rest of his work though especially Big Fish, Edward Scirssorhands and Ed Wood.
Superkirkby 3 months ago
great job, tim burton is my fav film director of all time, I have all his films, great video, thanks 4 uploading it. even though he didnt direct nightmare, he produced, wrote and created the characters and story for it so it basically is his movie
1Switchfoot 3 months ago
@1Switchfoot he directed it, they just lied saying someone else did. We all know he directed it :P
McCRAAAZY 3 months ago
@McCRAAAZY haha yea thats true
1Switchfoot 3 months ago
@McCRAAAZY No he didn't. Henry Selick directed it. Tim just created the story and characters. Henry was given a chance to direct it.
cesarjimenezanimator 3 months ago
@cesarjimenezanimator silly cesar, they just don't want you to know that it's all Tim Burton's magic. ;)
McCRAAAZY 3 months ago
@McCRAAAZY It IS Tim's magic. He just didn't direct it.
cesarjimenezanimator 3 months ago
i love tim burton!!! it´s amazing but you forgot coraline :D.......
karlasalomena1 3 months ago
@karlasalomena1 nothing to do with tim burton
thetwilightzone100 3 months ago
@karlasalomena1
And Nightmare Before Christmas too.
RepublicaBioshock 3 months ago
@RepublicaBioshock You two both realize that Nightmare Before Christmas and Coraline are directed by Henry Selick, not Tim Burton...
DreVercetti 3 months ago
@karlasalomena1 Tim didn't work on "Coraline". Henry Selick, director of "Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas" directed "Coraline".
cesarjimenezanimator 3 months ago
I love Tim Burton! Thanks for this! :)
guineveredawn 3 months ago
Thank you for this, Ive been waiting on a Tim Burton one <3
Every montage you do is special but this is just like the ultimate one for me
sonicbuddy91 3 months ago
You have quite the keen eye! Beautiful titles and very intricate keying. You almost made me forget why I turned my back on Burton. Unfortunately, save for Edward Scissorhands, Ed Wood and Big Fish, I regard his work as little more than eye candy. It's sweet, sugary treat in small doses as quirky shorts like this, but lacks the overall depth and substance of previous filmmakers you've chosen in your series. 14 films later, the novel taste of his early work has given way to one big stomach ache.
whatstheMword 3 months ago
Just, loved! Thanks for sharing this! This video made my day, and week and month! Hope some day, i can editing things like this! You are a genius!
FlorenceJChannel 3 months ago
Im glad you did this and include the Big Fish quote at the end. Its my favorite film of his and a true master piece for the imagination.
twism86 3 months ago
Thanks very much. I enjoyed watching this. However, where's Vincent D'Onofrio? His scene from "Ed Wood" could have been worked in here.
BillieJean0902 4 months ago
Just Beautiful.
hybrisss 4 months ago
You sir, are an inspiration
chiicrazy 4 months ago
this is the most beautiful thing ever created
ptvbri 4 months ago
Whomever posted the 4 dislikes clearly have no taste
AnimeoutlawX42 4 months ago
Are You A Professional Editor?
klmg711 4 months ago in playlist More videos from keesvdijkhuizen 11
B - E - UTIFULLLL
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'Groeten uit' The Netherlands
16MrMattie 4 months ago
four words.... YOU'RE AN EDITING GENIUS
mmwpro63 4 months ago
You are such a great editor.
olit1234 4 months ago in playlist More videos from keesvdijkhuizen
Gave me shivers! So amazing. :)
Brainyspecs 4 months ago
Tim Burton is the man who taught us not to be afraid of the dark, bur rather to embrace it. Love it. To Find the beauty in what other would call frightening.
Cerberusballs 4 months ago
Can only imagine how awesome the original Batman movies (3 - 4) would have been if Burton (and Keaton) could have stuck with the whole saga.
tausti 4 months ago
Up next, CHRISTOPHER NOLAN AWWWW YEEEAAAA
theofficialfilmyguy 4 months ago in playlist More videos from keesvdijkhuizen
Tim Burton movies always make me cry it's the music that gets to me :')
andreacancer4 4 months ago
Absolutely Love. Wonderful series.
BruceDredd 4 months ago
Love Tim Burton, this is one of my favorite ones you have done, fantastic man!
thechrisgriffin 4 months ago
Tim Burton is awesome and so is this vid
klandgraf08 4 months ago
Fuck it, best director of all time.
JudderMan25 4 months ago
Vimeo version is much better!!!
wolfcastle88 4 months ago
I've had my problems with Tim Burton in the past, but when I see his work put together in such a fashion... that says something. (And I was really upset when I realized the video was ending, I wanted more.)
Burnettski9292 4 months ago
Great final quote for Tim Burton. I think is another great of your edits. It shouldnt be longer, personaly, I hate edits that go longer than 5 minutes.
arqluban 4 months ago
seriously, you need millions of views...
therealcamelno9 4 months ago
Amazing! I love Tim Burton.
bluetulip33 4 months ago
The main problem is that short middle part that's different on vimeo. The change up just sets things off ever so slightly.
GapToothedBiAtch 4 months ago
You make amazing work !
PS: Come watch my "Trailer Project" or my channel ! :)
yocoolfr 4 months ago
fantastic job kees!! editing, song choices, tittles, everything was great. this is my favorite of your [flms of].
Kidnin 4 months ago 3
Tim Burton robi naprawdę niesamowite filmy, aż warto iść do kina na jego premiery :) A co do zwiastunu do super odjazdowa sprawa..:D Oby tak dalej :]
Pozdrawiam.
TheMultiWojtek 4 months ago
Tim Burton is actually a very over rated and a poor film maker. Its typical of Americans to take average talent and hype them up as some genius.
viksam009 4 months ago
@viksam009 The maker of the video is actually from the Netherlands. Typical of non-Americans to make sweeping generalizations about Americans when they don't have a clue.
ginnoveffect 4 months ago in playlist [the films of]
@ginnoveffect I was not referring to the guy who made this video. I think all his videos are awesome and I'm subscribed to him.
I'm talking about the legion of fan boys who hail Tim Burton as some sort of genius when he is really an over rated hack.
viksam009 4 months ago
I gotta say, I really don't like Tim Burtons style at all. I used to, and then it grew old on me.
But this video really captured the essence BEHIND the style.
Billy Crudups line at the end definitely solidified this.
One of my favourite in this series, and this was one I really wasn't looking forward to.
Good job, might have to go and rewatch some of his films again :)
shiversul 4 months ago
@DerKeksenator
Although Nightmare Before Christmas was Tim Burton's original idea and he produced it, Nightmare Before Christmas was actually directed by Henry Selick.
TennesseClarks 4 months ago
PERFECT! although i do agree that we could've used more dialogue. the use of perhaps a song from either Sweeney Todd or Nightmare Before Xmas in that middle section i think would've been more evocative. great job nonetheless!
thewham34 4 months ago
Captured everything I love about a Burton film, horror, the gothic, comedy, romance, the sense of childlike mystery and lastley, and most important that keen feeling of hope. :)
aberry89 4 months ago
Incredble- do you reckon you could do Terry Gilliam, Christopher Nolan, Kenneth Branagh, Guillermo Del Toro, Michael Mann, Peter Weir, David Lynch, or Steven Spielberg? With Burton and Anderson, they are my favourite filmmakers and I think your skills would do them justice. Thanks!
SpecialKid2000 4 months ago in playlist More videos from keesvdijkhuizen
@TheGilima20 I agree with this tribute beeinh quite short. Or at least it seems so. But I disagree with the quotes. One of the thing I really like about Kees is that he does not use them. He only puts the video and audio in a perfect combination and sometimes he add´s a quote. And thats how I like it.
klerotik 4 months ago
This was really cool. if you had added nightmare before christmas it would have been spot on.
chickie171 4 months ago
What, no Nightmare Before Christmas? I know he technically didn't direct it, but it was by and large his creation.
ornjoos 4 months ago
Absolutely perfect! You really captured the feel of Burtons movies. Good job!
xanixani 4 months ago
That was a really good one! I love all your videos but this was one of the best.
bobcatshields 4 months ago
You constantly manage to sum up exactly why I love movies so much. Absolutely beautiful
ConnorGunn 4 months ago
I am such that I saw this magnifecent video.I love it i swear
YanYassin 4 months ago
aaaaw, magnificent, thank you for reminding me on his genius!
Arilny1 4 months ago
Very sweet. :) I love the music. Can't wait for Harry Potter in December!
chocolatecauldrons 4 months ago
I do apologize, but the vimeo version is just so much better.
driftwood1408 4 months ago
As always, beautiful. I especially love the font you used.
CharmedSparkles 4 months ago
CRIES ... wait for so long just for this moment !
zeus05243 4 months ago
were da fuck is the nightmare before christmas
crazy8adv3ntures 4 months ago
@crazy8adv3ntures The Nightmare Before Christmas was directed by Henry Selick. Tim Burton was one of the writers - I think this is just film he directed.
chocolatecauldrons 4 months ago
I fucking love you
InTheEnd75 4 months ago
This could have been a lot better, you used a lot of similar scenes from different movies and the music was uninspiring, there was so much material to work with!
AhcriSlate 4 months ago
johnny depp is a Burton whore.
becauseiamworthless 4 months ago
Yet again, great job :)
RavenwoodLamenti 4 months ago
Was pretty nice, not your best though, i don't know, i guess i was expecting more visual impact considering that Burton's works always had a great use of photography and a very distinguished used of color and light... I love the final quote though (and is from Big Fish, one of my very favorite movies).
PS: please do one of this great video tributes for the great Steven Spielberg!
AximTurel 4 months ago
i would've inclulded the nightmare before christmas. he didnt direct it, but id say its his film
blaiserfilms 4 months ago 2
@blaiserfilms That's like calling Tintin Hergé's film. I made it clear when I started the series that I would only use feature films directed by the filmmaker.
keesvdijkhuizen 4 months ago 32
@keesvdijkhuizen Does that mean you're planning on making [the films of] Steven Spielberg after Tintin and War Horse are released because that would be awesome! Viva la Tintin!
DreVercetti 4 months ago
@keesvdijkhuizen Thank you. :-)
ZappleZ 4 months ago
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ZappleZ 4 months ago
@blaiserfilms That movie just looks like it's made from Tim, he must have had some part it it or the director was influenced by time!
unconditionalluv 4 months ago
@unconditionalluv huh? he was the producer. he created the whole project!
blaiserfilms 4 months ago
The quote at the end really sums up this whole series, I think. It's a shame that you're only doing another two. (12 in total, right?)
MartinKSmith 4 months ago
MUito bom!!
jaquelinemanczur 4 months ago
Top notch once again. Keep them coming!
corktoronto 4 months ago
missed out on nightmare before christmas
llkooljew 4 months ago
Too short I think. You could've put many more quotes from other films instead of just the mute scenes. I think you played safe when Tim Burton could've been one of your best.
TheGilima20 4 months ago 30
@TheGilima20 YES!! this! Because Burton has 14 feature films his video should have been a bit longer. There is so much more you could of done with the video. His visuals are really top notch but it wasn't shown enough through this. everybody seems to be scared to critique this guys videos and all they ever say is "amazing" or "fantastic." yes they are reallly well made but he's not perfect and he can still learn.
SpaceboundJoker 4 months ago
@TheGilima20 I like your 'played it safe'-quote. I actually had a lot of different versions, but they were showcasing my own editing more than Tim Burton's films and that's something I've tried to avoid all throughout the series. I think it's not as simple as to think that every video can be my best, because that depends on a lot of different things. Tim Burton was just too big of a character to work much of myself into and so that's why you might experience it as safe.
keesvdijkhuizen 4 months ago 20
Living immortally through stories.. the theme of half of Elizabeth age sonnets.. Shakespeare, Spencer.. still true today
tallentslastname 4 months ago
I'M SPEECHLESS.
internetwin 4 months ago
fantastic
jml21000 4 months ago
Awesome dutch
PacitoPC 4 months ago
Beautiful man
AcornInc 4 months ago
fantastic once again!
SirMango 4 months ago
Where's Edward Scissorhands!?
Cooley360 4 months ago
@Cooley360 Lol nevermind
Cooley360 4 months ago
you make the most wonderful videos. such accurate tributes.
ellabananagirl2 4 months ago
OH GOD! I'm tired of your works! They're always bullseye...-_- Pure pleasure to watch.
C'mon give me a hint:
How do you grab every director's "soul" into your series?! Every video matches with the person, more directly, to his "style of filming". And I'm asking HOW?! Are you some kind of genius or something?;>
I see potential....a f**king mountain of potential!!!
big1234333 4 months ago 3
Awesome job again Kees ! :D
greattvshows452 4 months ago
That last line is just beautiful. Good job, my friend.
crunchytoastpro 4 months ago
Or you could say the Films of Johnny Depp
Erik393 4 months ago
@Erik393 Johnny Depp hasn't been in all of Tim Burton's films though.
wilrk 4 months ago
@wilrk I know. It was a joke because there's so much Johnny in it.
Erik393 4 months ago
I think some people sort of underestimate Tim Burton. They see him as the "creepy" director. But his films are so beautiful and honest and quirky and fun and I love how well you showed that in thi